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. 2023 Feb 20;11:1058029. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1058029

Table 2.

Logistic regression model of factors influencing adequate COVID-19 knowledge.

Variables Model 1 Model 2
OR 95% CI P OR 95% CI P
Gender (ref. = Male) 1.163 1.01–1.339 0.036 1.170 1.012–1.352 0.034
Age (ref. = 15–34)
35–54 0.968 0.783–1.196 0.764 1.033 0.83–1.287 0.769
55–69 0.913 0.707–1.18 0.488 1.083 0.83–1.412 0.558
Marital status (ref. = single/widow/divorced) 0.967 0.783–1.195 0.755 0.913 0.735–1.134 0.410
Educational levels (ref. = Less than junior high school)
Junior/senior high school 1.517 1.222–1.884 < 0.001 1.353 1.085–1.687 0.007
College or above 2.812 2.136–3.702 < 0.001 1.924 1.444–2.564 < 0.001
Occupation (ref. = Service/Commercial)
Students 1.368 0.902–2.074 0.140 1.332 0.866–2.048 0.192
Workers/Farmers 0.765 0.594–0.986 0.038 0.880 0.677–1.144 0.341
Others 0.946 0.764–1.171 0.610 1.046 0.839–1.305 0.689
Annual household income (ref. = 0–49,999)
50,000–99,999 0.909 0.726–1.139 0.408 0.914 0.727–1.15 0.444
100,000–149,999 1.097 0.873–1.378 0.427 1.078 0.853–1.361 0.529
≥150,000 1.376 1.102–1.719 0.005 1.320 1.051–1.657 0.017
Chronic conditions (ref. = No) 1.012 0.837–1.223 0.903 1.030 0.85–1.25 0.761
Health literacy (ref. = limited) 3.473 2.974–4.057 < 0.001
−2LL 5,186.791 4,942.475
Nagelkerke R2 0.074 0.137

Boldface indicates statistical significance.